The Verwey Museum in Haarlem is dedicated to the life and work of Kees Verwey (1900-1995), one of the leading Dutch figurative painters of the twentieth century. It occupies his former home and studio on the Grote Houtstraat, where he worked for decades. The permanent collection is complemented by changing exhibitions.
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Living Mesh examines our relationship with nature - whether we see it as something to organize and own, or as an interconnected living system.
Guided tours through the Verwey Museum exploring Haarlem's rich historical heritage.
Learn to make ink from natural materials with artist Farah Rahman, part of the Living Mesh exhibition.
Learn to transform family photos and memories into embroidered textiles using needle and thread. Peter and Marja van Hout guide you through different embroidery methods.
Panel discussion examining how the Dutch East Indies heritage shapes successive generations, held at the Verwey Museum in connection with the HoutVeen exhibition.
Artist Peter van Hout guides visitors through the exhibition HoutVeen: 1 family, 4 faces, where he is one of four participating artists.
A multimedia exhibition showcasing the work of four artists from the HoutVeen family at the Verwey Museum.
Guided tours of the historic country estate De Hartekamp in Heemstede, organized in connection with the exhibition Living Mesh - A World Beyond Linnaeus.